Singapore: Gym in Bukit Timah Shopping Centre with suspected Omicron cases remains open with fewer users


A gym goer entering the Anytime Fitness at Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, on Tuesday, Dec 21, 2021. - The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE, Dec 21 (The Straits Times/ANN): The Anytime Fitness outlet in Bukit Timah - Singapore's first suspected Omicron cluster - has undergone a round of cleaning and was open on Tuesday morning (Dec 21), but some gymgoers are choosing not to return for fear of getting infected.

This comes after the Ministry of Health said early on Tuesday morning that two Covid-19 cases linked to the gym have tested preliminarily positive for the Omicron variant. The test result of a third case is still pending.

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